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It's not unusual for a small business to use multiple printers, each of which requires a different driver for the computer to communicate with the printer. If your business uses Mac computers, the drivers remain on the computer, even if the printer is no longer in use and disconnected. You can remove the printer from the computer's printer list, eliminating the confusion and clutter of extra printers on the list. The printer driver is not deleted when you remove the printer from the list; it continues to take up space on your hard drive. You need to manually remove the printer driver.
1.Click the Apple logo at the top of the screen and select 'System Preferences.'
2.Select 'Print & Scan' in the Hardware section. A list of printers with drivers installed on your computer appears on the left side of the Print & Scan window.
3.Click the printer you want to remove from the computer to highlight it.
4.Click the '-' button below the list of printers to remove the printer information from the list.
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Click the 'Finder' icon in the dock and select your hard drive in the menu on the left side of the window.
7.Click 'Library,' 'Printers,' 'PPDs,' 'Contents,' and 'Resources.' A list of the printer drivers on your Mac appears.
8.Click and drag the name of your printer model's driver into the trash can in your dock.
9.Press and hold the 'Control' button on your keyboard while clicking the trash can icon in the dock and select 'Empty Trash.'
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